The Macrozamia communis, commonly known as the Burrawang, is a striking and hardy native cycad that adds a unique prehistoric charm to any garden or landscape. With its lush, dark green foliage and robust form, this evergreen plant is perfect for creating a tropical or architectural statement.

Evergreen or Deciduous: Evergreen
Mature Height (metres): Typically grows to about 2-3 metres.
Mature Width (metres): Approximately 2-3 metres.
Spacing: Plant at least 2-3 metres apart from other trees or structures to allow for proper growth and air circulation.
Foliage: Features long, arching fronds with glossy, dark green leaflets that create a dense and dramatic foliage crown.
Flowering Period: Does not produce flowers. Instead, it produces large, cone-like structures which are a characteristic feature of cycads.
Fruit: Produces large, bright red seeds within the cones, adding seasonal interest and colour.
Form/Habit: Exhibits a rounded and symmetrical growth habit with a thick, stout trunk, often multi-trunked or clumping in appearance as it ages.
Uses: Ideal as a feature plant in garden beds, rockeries, and tropical-themed landscapes. Its architectural form also makes it suitable for container planting and as an accent plant.
Sun: Thrives in full sun to part shade, adapting well to various light conditions.
Maintenance: Low maintenance; requires minimal pruning, mainly to remove old or damaged fronds. It is also highly resilient to pests and diseases.
Water Requirement: Low; very drought-tolerant once established, needing only occasional watering during prolonged dry periods.

The Macrozamia communis is an excellent choice for gardeners looking to introduce a touch of ancient elegance and low-maintenance greenery to their outdoor spaces, making it a standout addition to any landscape design.

Macrozamia 'Native Cycad'

Macrozamia communis